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At Colors Registered Standard Poodles, we are committed to producing healthy and trainable companions whether they are used in competition, obedience, agility or just running around in the backyard, and making their owners proud.

Black Female puppies ready to go for September 09

30 Harmsworth Ave. Brampton, Ontario, Canada 905-457-8816, 905-457-0165

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.Never buy on impulse and really think through the decision to get a dog.

A dog is a lifetime commitment and will rely on its guardian for all of its needs.

The average life span of a dog is anywhere from ten to fifteen years or more and a puppy is a living creature you cannot "try on for size".

Be prepared to make a commitment to the care and well being of your dog from puppyhood to old age.

To help make the decision on whether you should introduce a dog to your life, consider the following points:

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Our Dogs Are Bred At Home!

I worked in the area of dog grooming since 1982, where I spend a deal of time grooming standard poodles and as a result fell in love with the breed. I started with my first poodle in 1992 and have continued over the years. Since 1992. I have been breeding and socializing standard poodles with a lot of tender, love, and care, as well as giving my undivided attention to ensuring our standard poodles are among the healthiest of dogs. ( We breed our dogs only one time per year.)

Potential customers are invited to come meet our new mom’s. We also provide a 3 year written guarantee against heredity diseases. Our pups are micro chipped, registered and receive their first set of vaccines.

Our pups do not even leave our care to visit the veterinary office. We have our vets come to our residence and care for them where we can ensure they are being well taken care of in our presence.

We pride ourselves on providing a high quality, stable, and safe place for our animals!
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A Brief History of the poodle

There are several theories of the Poodle's origins and, while it is regarded as the National Dog of France, the breed's actual roots may have come from Germany where he is known as the Pudel or Canis Familiaris Aquatius.

The breed is also known as the "French Poodle" and the "Caniche." The Standard Poodle's original popularity was largely due to his fame as a Water Retriever.

Ancient Egyptian and Roman artefacts depict the Poodle's ancestors assisting their masters as game nets are brought in, retrieving various game from marshes, and herding animals.

The Poodle is said to be related to the Portuguese Water Dog and the Irish Water Spaniel.

The Standard Poodle is the oldest of the three varieties, however, there is evidence that indicates the smaller types, the Miniature and Toy, were developed shortly after the Standard breed was established as he is recognized today.

Poodles were first brought to North America at the end of the 19th century but the breed did not become popular until after the second World War.

By the mid 1950's, and for about 20 years thereafter, the Poodle was the most popular breed in the United States.

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